perspective
/pərˈspɛktɪv/
noun
- A particular way of thinking about or looking at something, influenced by your experiences or beliefs.
- From my perspective, the new policy will help small businesses.
- The teacher asked us to write about the war from a soldier's perspective.
- Traveling to different countries can change your perspective on life.
- The ability to see things in their true relationship to each other, especially what is important and what is not.
- A walk in the woods helped her regain her perspective after a stressful week.
- Losing his job gave him some perspective on what really matters.
- Try to keep perspective — it's only one bad grade, not the end of the world.
- A method of drawing or painting that makes objects look solid and shows distance and depth.
- The drawing lacked perspective, so the buildings looked flat.
- Learning about perspective is essential for realistic landscape painting.
- The artist used linear perspective to make the road seem to disappear into the distance.
- A view of a large area from a particular place, especially from above.
- From the top of the tower, you get a wonderful perspective of the entire city.
- The balcony gave us a bird's-eye perspective of the parade below.
- The photograph offers a unique perspective of the valley from the mountain peak.
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